This is an ancient and beautiful city.

This is an ancient and beautiful city.

Old is an English word, adjective and noun. When used as an adjective, it means "old, old; Old "(comparative elder, superlative oldest or comparative elder, superlative oldest), when used as a noun, means" in ancient times, people's names; Alnus cremastogyne.

Old interpretation: old; Old; Long-standing; Ancient times; Outdated; Worn out; Mature; ... years old; Existing in time; Previous; Past; In the past; (indicating intimacy or familiarity) ancient ... (capitalized as part of a name) earlier, earliest, old; Ancient times; Out of date; Ancient times; Ancient times; Ancient times; Aging; Late harvest; (used as a reinforcing component).

A good time to be older than your actual age. It is a young age to have an old head on young shoulders. Young and old sb[ sth] (especially humorously expressing intimacy) young and old; An elderly man.

Bilingual example:

1.？ Veteran Democrats.

Conservative Democrats.

2. Yes 10000? Old.

It has a history of/kloc-0.0 million years.

3. A white hair? Pensioners.

A white-haired old man living on a pension.

4. Sarah's. Old? Friend, Ogden.

Sarah's old friend Ogden.

5. Enrico is great, Ann? Old? Fox, cunning.

Enrico is a shrewd old fox.

6. Why do you like this old movie?

Why do you like this old movie?

7. What should I do with the old task?

What about the old task?

8. What should we do to restore this old custom?

What should we do to restore this ancient custom?

9. Emily Darned menstruation? Old? Socks ?

Aunt Emily mended the old socks.

10. That? Old? House? Smell? Yes? Wet. ?

The old house smells damp.

1 1. Jenny? Is it? Seventeen? How many years? Old. ?

Jenny 17 years old.

12. What? Recycled all his? Old? Jokes. ?

He told those old jokes again.

13. They? Used to be. Old? Army? Comrades. ?

They are old comrades in arms.